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ALL QUIET AT frederick.

ALL QUIET AT FREDERICK.
Little Foundation for the Report that
Negroes Threatened % Lynch sheriff
Derf.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
FREDERICK, Nd, Nov. 28.-The report concern.
ing the mob from New Market, which it was said
intended making an attack on the jail last night,
seems TO have been greatly exaggerated The
armed guard remained at the jail until an early
hour this morning, frequently sending out recon-
notering parties to ascertain the whereabouts OF
the supposed mob The report concerning the mob
originated at New NJ rket, and last night 1t was
given sufficient credence by the excited population
10 warrant Sheriff Derr deputtzing the Frederick
Rifemen, Company A, M. n. g., as a body guard.
The alleged intention OF the mob was to lynch the
sheriff. To-day many OF the best citizens are In
dlgnant at the state OF affairs last night, and DO
not believe the report had any foundation in fact
Sheriff Derrs term OF ONCE expires to-day, when II
Is thought all excitement and bad feeling Occa-
stoned by the lynching OF Bigus will depart
THAT ALLEGED CoLoRHD sPY.
The colored boy who was mistaken last night for
spy and fired at by the guard proves TO have
been a servant In the employ OF Prot Harry, who
was on the way to the city for a doctor.
Captain Beckley, of the Rifiemen, has received
telegram from Colonel Douglass ordering him to
renuer all assistance In his power TO the sherfn
and the citizens 10 general No further trouble Is
feared, and all Is quiet to-day.
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TEE NrRpER or ELLEN QurSN.-The mystery o.
the murder OF Ellen Quinn, at Trenton, has not
yet been solved. The coroneI's inquest closed yes-
terday, after hearing testimony for four days the
jury rendering verdict that the woman came 70
her death by stranguation at the hands OF I'm.
known persons. The coroner has decided 70 hold
Robert Benson and Samuel johnson, two colorsd
men, arrested on suspicion OF being concerned In
the murder
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Rrxorse Norsrs

II used Hoods sarssparla for catarfh. and received
great relief and bneht from it The catairh was very
disagreesbe especially in the winter causing constant
discharge from my ringing noises In my cara and
pains I'm the back Of my head Ths effort to clear my
head in the morning by hawking ndspitng was cain.
full Hoods Sarsaparilla gave me relief Immediately
while in time was entirely cured. never With
out the medicine in my house - think ii In worth it,
weight In gold" MRS. @. b GIBB, lO2o Eaxhth
ST. NV, Washington, D. c.
HOODS sARsAPARIILA
Sold by al drusxists el six for &5. Prepared only
by @. I. HOOD CO., Apothecariss, LOWELL Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR Q
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PAsrRuRs PLAN 70 ExrERnrsArE TEE RABnraaL-
A Paris special cable 20 the New York Herald
November % says: n Pasteur to-day PROPOSED
20 free New south wales and New Z~Alan0 o. IL
known that these colonies are overTun with ths0
lively little animals that nfbble al food away -
as 20 make sheep raising tmpo.iole PastsR
bits with microbes Of chicken cholera, WHICH -
says win perIneate even quicker than rabhoeD pro-
create, ana finally exterminate al the uoo(o
Bits with this terrible disease and causing eho
death OF q thousand million little nfbbltn( am
mails has opened neld for rejection by the ANITA
cruelty 20 animAls socieeieA
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The Baird Obseu uie~.

The interment OF the late Prof Baird, to take
place tomorrow at Oak Hill Cemetery, will, In
Difference to the wishes Of his family, be entirely
private. Out OF respect TO bis memory the ofnces
OF the Smithsonian Institution and the National
Museum and the Fish Commission will be closed
tomorrow until pm. Public memorial services
will undoubtedly be held after Congress assem-
oles and decides on the time and the proper speak.
ers for the occasion.
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To Test the Question.

10 Test the QuettfOns
MANDANus ASKED ON CITY r0srN AsrER o0NGHR.
To-day Messr1 Freeman 4 Money. for +. D.
Stephenson, filed In the Court In General Term Q
petition for writ OF mandamus on F. B. Conger,
the postmaster, directing him to receive and for
ward third-clsss mail matter In envelopes on
which is printed the petitioners business card a.
such third-class matter. The petitioner asked
court took the petition for consideration. The
petitioner Is an attorney and claim agent, ana IN
his business has heretofore sent out circulars In
card. Under q recent ruling Of tho Post
master General such cards printed thereon
and on this the petitioner takes issue The pc
tltioner having had his thtr-class matter stopped
at the post ONCE here no nled to-day his petition
for mandamus.
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Is ONE or BARNUMs TIGERS LoosE?-A Newburgh,
n. Y, dispatch says: IL is believed that one Of
Barnums tigers, which escaped when the winter
quarters In Bridgeport were burned has turned up
near Matteawan. hog and I'VE pigs on samuel
Mahurton's farm at the foot OF F1shkil Mountain
have had Q terrible night with some big animal
with sharp claws The hog was literally chewed
up and one OF the pigs, weighing so pounds. was
carried on and its carcass found In q lot on the
mountain mile or two away. The pigs throat
was bitten and the blood sucked out There n
evidence that there was terrible struggle before
auccumhad
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The Railroad Hearing.
THE PLAN PROPOSED BY OFFICIALS OF THE B. AND O.
COMPANY.

To-day, as stated in the first edition of TEE
STAR. Mr.. Ingalls, subcommittee of the Senate
District committee heard statements OF officials OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
senator Spooner, OF the subcommittee, was in
New York and unable to return In time for to-
days meeting, but as the representatives OF the
on hand again for some days, Senators Ingalls, and
Harris decided TO 90 on with the hearing. Mr..
Cowen, counsel for the Baltimore and OHIO, pre-
brief, TO reach the southern part OF the city
Dy tunnel underneath "a street east.
Going through that proposed tunnel. they propose
triet commissioners Originally the Baltimore
and OHIO proposed to tunnel Just east OF the Capt.
tol next It was proposed to tunnel underneath list
street, and as tuls was objected to they now offer
70 conduct their tunnel underneath ID street east
The subcommittee adjourned until IL O'Clock to
Baltimore and FOtOmac Railroad will be heard
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Evtcting Under Difficulties.
OFFICERS DRKNCHkD WITH BOILING WATER AMI
PELTRD WITH 6TONeA.

DUBLIN, Nov. 29-An attempt to evict tenant
named Foley from the estate Of Col Charles Tot
tenham, at Wexford to-day was attended with
great din1culty. The house was securely barrfcaded
made . breach In the wall with q batterfng,
ram While doing this boiling water and stones
were thrown at them BY the tenants. The consta-
drenchtng the tenants with water. The occupants
Of the house yielded after an hours resistance
Ten arrests were made.
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HTS Old Man Of she Seos
how SAILOR RECAME A PR8ACn8R AND DIED 4
TRAMP.
Detroit special to the New York Herold says:
II transpired to-day that . tramp who was found
In Farmer Morans straw stack yesterday morning
and died soon afterward from the effects OF expo
having had pastorates In several plaoea The
tramp was seen In o saloon here few days ego.
and sought 20 raise money BY . pittful tale, say
ing his name was Boarchman; that he was .
minister and son OF q clergyman, and had once
had pastorate in Massachusetts, He said that
In early hfe he ran on 70 sea, went round the
globe, came home, settled down and reformed, be-
day ne encountered an Old shipmatA who threat
ened 70 give away his past LIE u he DID not pay
nor silence. THIS blAckmatling, he said, continued
70 worse It Is said that B0archman, n that was
bis name boasted In his cups OF having killed the
blAckmAlle4 who ruined him.
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CHICAGO, Nov. ga circular to workingmen
has been. issued here BY the anarchists declaring
aim can only be brought about by nghting.
A detective who FOR years has been watching the
anarchists, says their propaganda 10 going on with
Ton and secrecy,
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10 nred fve shots at Paul Jardine Commission
merchant was yesterday pronounced insane and
sent 70 the PoughkeepSte Insane Asylum.
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The Threat was Conditional.
THE WORDS FOR WHICH PATRICK DOYLE WANTED
THRASH A CoLORED HkIaHBoR.

THE WORDS FOR WHICH PATRICK DOYLE WANTED 10
THRASH CoLORED EEI0HBOR
Ayoung colored man named Carroll c. Stewart
who is employed in the Government Printing Of
fee, was before the Police Court to-day, charged
with threatening Patrick W. Doyle, who lives at
No. 1919 18th street. two doors from where the de-
PENDANT lives. The defendants counsel said that
his client was a respectable man and was the ed
ltOr OF a newspaper In Baltimore Mr.. Doyle testi-
ned that about :l5 O'Clock last evening his daugh
ter, Mary, came In the house. nearly fatnttng, and
made complaint against the defendant He called
to see the defendant about It and told him that II
he had been present he would have thrashed him.
The defendant said that II he had pistol he would
put q bullet In witness Miss Mary Doyle, the COM
planning witness daughter, testified that when
near the DEFENDANTS house tho latter whistled at
her anu said: "Ah, there, my beauty; wait there
till come" Witness continued walking toward
home, and the defendant again said: swat there
till come"
The Judge said that the threat charged was
conditional threat, and the charge must be dis
missed. Counsel said that the defendant desired
an opportunity to contradict what had been said,
and, being sworn, Stewart denied that he had seen
the girl or that he had said anything TO her what
ever
ThA charue AGAINST him wss AssrnssnaA
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COURT IN CENTRAL Tenn.
Today, WAN agt District: argued ana submit
ted. Stephenson agt Conger; submitted on mo-
ton for rule
Cucur CouuF.ysdss On.
To-day, Toner agt Entw1sle; Judgment con
leased. Waite agL National SKATING Rink; erfal
POLICE C0uRT-y3doe Shell
To-day, Columbus SeWer, colored, vagrancy:
bonds OF 50 days Dudley Thomas, profanity; Is
or Is days John Berry. DO; collateral forfeited
Edward ELM. do: peeeonAl honda ya1es Riley,
Josephine Harper. col0red, Do; ponds Of 60 dayA
yudson Poai Indecent sxpossrei 8 q Is dayA
thew Quisiey, prolAnlfyi @ 3. dsyx George
Brooks, do; do Richard smith profanity; col
sssrs1 Z. i1 r ~ 49, = snx 90; e
n0sWslk: 0o Dudley TA0mnA ouiog00, a61An1t;
suspendsd Wn. Carroll a; . q - dAyA VA
rasd Jug. ssn1 siak1 coaoss6 s.ssii; 8 q .
oAyA
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SULLIVAN BOXES VIE AsxsoM.-John I. sullivan
boxed three rounds with Ashton before 5000 per-
evening. sullivan was FUNDAMENTALLY appladded,
and there were 0oQueat csl0 81 Eight Smith. .
1ght n1tcholl WthlA nvo oASb after flnal seetlD.
0onk He sayD ~ wiz soon knock out N1tcholL
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Haywood. who ms charTc Of the new York list d
the national subscrpti0n TO Be presented a. tes-
eimonial 70 Designsr burgess OF the Volunteers,
5000 There were several lists 70 hear nom, and
he hoped and believed 10000 would Be rIiee6
Cen Paine will present the testimonial 70 N. Bur-
eo1e some time mkt week.
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MOST IN HIS OWN DEFENSE.
He Gives His Own vsrsiom Of the Alleged
SaAlflAans

He Gives His Own versI0m Of the Alleged
SeditsOus Speech.
NEW YORK, Nov 20.-When the trial Of John
Most was resumed this morning in the general
sessions, his counsel, Mr.. Howe, arose and dis
claimed on the part OF his client any connection
with or knowledge Of the threatening letter sent
to Judge Cowing. He expressed his belief that It
was sent by some enemy Of Most to prejudice his
stand to testify In his own defense. He also
began by disclalming any knowledge OF the threat
ening letter. He denied that he had threatened
the executioner OF the anarchists In Chicago or
any one else. The meeting at Kraemer's Hail.
at which the alleged seditious speech was made,
me- % s aS the
tine I. He addressed his hearers he said as 're-
low citizens" and not as anarchists H then went
t. LACED the 1Sraais and v,Sisnt genanaso ns Is
charged with having uttered. ION the cry OF
.revsnge, being uttered IN the audience he went
against US. We are here to accuse, and accuse
Grinnell. Gary, and the judges Of the murder"
He had described Powderly as an instrument in
the EXECUTION Dy not taking sides with the con-
demned men. "Then, too, there was Henry
George. He is narrow minded ana not wise, but
ence between right and wrong and should have
enlisted sympathy for the men," He was3not sure
that he said ne would give ten years OF his life to
know the hangman, ana that he would strangle
him. He had never said that for every man killed
In Chicago i've hundred would be slaughtered.
Retail shoe-DeaIery COnrerring.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29-The Retail ShOe-Dealers'
National Association OF America Is holding 1t first
NTH annual meeting at the rooms OF the associa-
ton, 168 Church street. The meeting, which Is
considering the advisabllity OF reorganization Of
the association, 10 held with closed doorA
A Proposed New Telegraph Line.
BOSTON, Nov. GA petition has been filed with
the secretary OF state for presentation to the legs
lature, signed by Chester snow and Others for the
incorporat on or the Postal Automatic Telegraph
Company, with the object OF building line across
the continent from New York to San Francisco.
The company Ii to be Incorporated with capital
OF 600 and authority to increase the same
TO S2OOOO,OO0.
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A Diamond Smuggler Caught.
NEW YokK. Nov. 29.-Paul B0din, passenger on
the French steamer La GascOgne, was arrested to-
day for smuggling sixteen pieces OF diamond
Jewery, and held for examination In default OF
* 0O0 hail
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Ready for the Session.
NEW FURNITURE AND NEW CARPETS READY FOR tn
NEW CONGRESS-.

Ready for the Session.
NEW FURNITURE AND NEW CARPETS READY FOR THE
NEW CONGRESS.
The Senate chamber has been cleaned through
out, the walls and ceiling repainted, the desks
nicely vanished, and with q handsome new car
pet 1t looks as bright as . new pin. The seats
are all chosen, and the desks marked with
the names OF the Senators who are to occupy them
with single exception. There is one desk-plate
left blank until shall be decided whether not
tho n.nie OF Faulkner or Lucas, OF West Virginia,
shall MI it.
The hall Of the House OF Representatives has not
for years, perhaps, worn such cleanly and inv1t-
ing aspect During the recess it has been thor
oughly oyerhauej, galleries, cloak rooms and all
repatnt and recarpeted With the exception OF
the reporters and the public gallery The place is all
carpeted alike. For tne press gallery the carpet
has bright red ground, while on the floor OF the
House and in the cloak rooms and private gale
res the ground OF the carpet is green. The public
gallery is covered with linOeum. The furniture OF
the House lobby has all been re-uphOstered and
recovered with embossed leather. More attention
has been given the comfort and the cOnven ences
OF the press gallery than ever before. The carpet
for the House was made to order in New York. It
Is Wilton velvet and cost s1.35 per yard.
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A Proposed New Telegraph Line.
The b. and o. Presidency.
AN EVENT WHICH STRENGTHENS TEE BELIEF THAT
SPENCER WILL BE CHOSEN.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 28.-t Is learned from direc-
tor OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad that sam1
Spencer was, at meeting at Parkersburg,
w. Va, yesterday, elected president
OF the Parkersburg branch OF the Baltimore
and ohio Railroad. The old board OF directors
was reelected. This election OF Mr.. Spencer Is
looked upon as preliminary to his election - pres
tdent OF the Baltimore and Ohio road.
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HOSTILITY TO FERRY.
French Radicals Threaten Revolution
II He IL Elected President.

PARIS, Nov. 29.-The radical journals energeti-
cally oppose N. Ferry as candidate for the pres
idency, and accuse b m Of bribery and corruption
in the administration of affairs in Tunis and
1onquin.
NJ. Paul Deroulede, the leader OF the patriotic
league, threatens to march to the palace OF the
Klysee at the head OF sc, 900 men II NJ. Ferry Is
elected president and prevent him from entering.
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Now York stock Market.
Tho following are the opening and coong prices Of
the New YORK stock Msrket e reported 81 special
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Callan and HaEktns, shs alleged dynamitsrs WHO
were ~ eDr further examination In London yeaeorI
day, w6ee again yemAnded Tor week.
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The Jewish Mlnisters Association Of America
began its semi-annual session In New York yester.
day. Rev. L Stern, OF this city, was among the
the funeral Of Miss Rsbeoca Carroll occurred
this morning at ST. Peters church. Rev. Father
Devine celebrated requiem mass
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Sales Of Neal Estasa.

Mary L Elliot has bought OF Jane ?. Palmer for
- 900 pit. lot IL, so. 236 2lx120 feet ON street
between 18th and 1Ath streets northwest Sarah
$50 pit. l3 80. 635 20xl6l feet on the south side
OF B street between Delaware avenue and LIST
street southwest.
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FOR SALE-LOTS,

1s.s f9sh st. s$ IS s;ss;
EoR sALE-CORNER LOT, s0x52.6; IN NORTH
Sa sr' &isREE &: n.
LoR sALF-BARaATNs-EAsT- 900 FEET
per q aoo Also lots Il
= a aaas sES III soo 's'sF: lGca
sAhf o af n
RRssS 1a s ss ands Y
= S:ss " ToGs SS;ss;
+ side q 18Th St, between and q. s5Iso . siiey;
;s desirable 9i; SSis and
E9R sALE-,AT Gao, LOT 50xl50, gNIvERslTY
seen g Be APPRECIATED Address the owner.
IIOR sALE-A SPLENDID LOT ON I ST. BET.
oh and 10Th W.: 22.l 81 to slley, having stable
on f. there are two party wss Tor few day.
hs ssGs
cor: i9t. am SIN. ana tsh sts Acc md 5Sc
9Th and SITS. NV n26-3t'
81 Lots sSsi a1 s 81 :, @ per 50 f.
Fine pat Of lots in LeDroit Park 4M per So It
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
n28.6t' 1907 st. NV.
L,OR SALE-THE BEST INVESTMENT OF THE
Il Day-I offer Building Lots grade, and street
or within four Of ave
s1 nsE gs5 month 14 & New RH! 4oIf ~.
EOR sALE-NEAR SCOTT CIKCLE-6e1l2O FEET
Il On south side of Rhode Island ave. west of 18th
Ct. front ng reservation. 81 s3 per foot. Or viii
u22-6t 1903 + It. NV
EOR sALE-CHEAP-A CORNER LOT IN MT
Il Pleasant: 20 cents per foot; Lot on 25th ST.
between u and y. with nde and rear alley; only 30
extended. near Judge Harlan's house; So cents per
foot. Lots in Mt. Pleasant for $500 and 5000.
q lots near Dupont Circle. 241s5.
53x64 ...............2 200
Ia, 49,. " :" 3Gx3o -. a90
lot, Connecticut ave-. Dupont Circle 25xlO0.. SO
lots nea. Mass. and 2lst st., .3xSO....... SO
2 lots within block Dupont Circle 2016O....... y50
lot New Hampshire ave-. near St. 2Ox70. 800
lot, New hampshire and 21st ST., 25x9O.. ZOO
lots. ST. near Attn ST., 1Gx1O. LIS
House. st. NV, renting si3 per month. $50.
2 lots 4th and me- II x70 ........... Soc
Apply anu = ''' CHARiEs EARLY. ''
n17-lm 6O3 l4th st. NV.
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WAHf TMn1s-CnxF e1Rxsf Can FANATIC
united labor party OF Chicago held . meeting Sun
ing that President Yerkes be required 20 furnish
TWENTY-FIVE rides for 81 on his surface lines before
several speakers wanted . thregcent fare, with
ten rides for twonty-uve cenfA Afrer discussion
tho resolution cAll1ng Tor thyee-cent fare was
tl0D
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tINOk SALE-LOTS-
Il JNO A. PRESCOTT, 1416 st. NV,
Has the following Lots for sale:
l4th st. NV, 62xl20 10 3OIoot alley. choice, 81
10Th st. NV large number fne lots good sizes, %
to 81.
Goth and p OPP Blaine residence. 5000, choice g.
Also choice lots thrv the northwest aud
part of the At prices suitable for either
&c hold. improve with houses tor SALE for private
resiuenceS JNO. A. PRESCOrr,
n12-lm l4l6 st, NV,
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SATISFACTORILY EXPLAINED By Col LUDLOW
Col. Ludlow spent some hours at the Treasury De-
partment yesterday morning engaged in explain
Ing TO Controller Durham the nature OF certain
apparent irregularities which had been discovered
In the District contracts. Judge Durham to-day
stated to STAR reporter that these discrepancies,
satisfactorily explained by the Engineer Commits
Sioner,
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LOB SALE-CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN MT
Pleasant ON which will erect houses for purchas-
ers terms to suit. Good chance home on
small monthly payments. ChAPlN BROWN, 1913 ~
St NV. n3-lm
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THE FISHERIES CONFERENCE.-THE fishery nego-
tiators did not hold a session to-day, but will
meet tomorrow at O'Clock.
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SILVER wEDDMo.-Mr. and Mrs Jno. C. Parker
marriaSe last evening. over two hunare3 Of their
friends being present. The parlor was Beautifully
decorated with flowers Rev. J. @. Butler read from
the announcement Of their wedding. Among the
presents was Q handsome silver pitcher, pre-
sented by the council OF St. Pauls English Luth-
cram Church. Ma Parker's father and mother
were present
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,oR sALE-HOMEs IN NORTHWEST
il Brick 10 and cellar three stories and back build
ing. newly papered and new sanitary plumb
Observation-Disclosures. ........... 81 900
Brick rs, bath we'll built; lot 42xi0...... $500
Brick. D RS, bath lot 20xl0S to alley 5000
Brick rs. st. lot 25x1 40 one fourth cash 31O0
Brick, 4 18th st.. bet. Y nd II, 2lxllO 5000
Brick. 3 large rooms, bath and cellar Z Gap.
WHITAKER JORDAN.
n29-3t 1417 Est.
I,oR sALE-IOOs 18th ST NV, THREE-sIORY-
Il and basement Brick Dwelling. eleven rooms sl
mod imps; good CELLAR, back yard and public q ey
Price 50. 600. For particulars call after pnl w. H
SWANDER, zoos 1lth ST. NV MIDST
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WOMEN WHO TRIED 10 SNUGGLE-The Treasury
Department has informed the collector Of customs
at Boston that the articles Of wearing apparel
viz. two pairs OF pants. two coats and one vest,
which were carefully concealed upon the person
Of Mrs Mehlboch Duffy upon her arrival at tnat
port from Germany, can only be released upon
payment OF the appraised value Of the goods
amounting to $5A Similar action has been taken
In the case Of Mrs. Charlotte Weinman, OF st.
Louis. who Is charged with attempting TO smuggle
into New York, on her return from Europe Silks
satins, vevets, dress goods, &C., TO the value OF
$l51, BY c0ncealtng them in q bundle OF soiled
ciOtheS and also about the person.
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TIE wEsx1Y srARs Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free every new subscriber fof one year TO
the WEEKLY STAR. y u Q handsomely printed
pook OF del IagsA proIsssH Mnssraseo: ~isn more
wealth OF general Information See advertise
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